Tribal Council 9

Alright, Scrumdiddlyumptious Tribe, it's that time again. Entering now is our first member of the Board of Trustees, Kyle. One of you will be joining him shortly.

Before we vote, some questions:



EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?


Brant: What was the key to winning this challenge? Also, you've got Immunity; are you keeping it?

Bryan: Is there anyone in this Tribe that should be feeling less safe than anyone else at this point? If so, why?

Cam: This is your second time in a row in second place; is it rough being so close to Immunity and not getting it, or is a loss a loss?

Cory: By my count, there are five original Snozzwangers and three original Hornswogglers left in this game. Worried about Tribal lines at this point in the game?

Deetster: This is the second Challenge in a row that you haven't managed to really be a part of; what's going on?

Kenya: So far, most of the votes in this game have been pretty easily decided and clean. Is this game about to get messier?

Pete: Last round we added the first member of the Board of Trustees. Does having the Board around make this game more difficult? Do you think about the Board when making Tribal Council decisions?

Sadie: Is any one or few people running the show at this point in the game, or is this eight people more or less making decisions together?

BRANT'S ANSWERS:

EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

Well, I have immunity so if you're going to vote for me, you better have a boot-list or you're going to self-vote. Razz


Brant: What was the key to winning this challenge? Also, you've got Immunity; are you keeping it?

The key was being online when the other players were on, and I was able to do that. I made an extra effort to try to win this challenge because I was listening to some of my Oompa-Loompa pals prepare their song for this round and couldn't catch any names, just scattered fragments. There's still a high degree of uncertainty, so I don't want to give it up and be vulnerable. I'll keep it.

CORY'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

I don't think I am that much of a threat. I am on a minority original tribe and my scores in the past couple of challenges have been less than satisfactory. If anything, hopefully people can see me as a vote to use to their advantage.


Cory: By my count, there are five original Snozzwangers and three original Hornswogglers left in this game. Worried about Tribal lines at this point in the game?

Well of course! Tribal lines are always a concern, especially this lose after the merge. But I also know that this game changes on the flip of a dime, so who knows what could happen!

CAM'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

Because my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.


Cam: This is your second time in a row in second place; is it rough being so close to Immunity and not getting it, or is a loss a loss?

I feel like the mythological figure Tantalus. The man that was doomed to be so close to water, yet was never able to take a drink. Immunity is my drink, and I'm thirsty.

DEET'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

Because my challenge performances are that of an inactive, only I actually exist! Really though, I guess you should keep me if there is someone else who is simply a better choice for your game, or if I'm someone you have fun talking to or want to work with. I don't really have a greater reason beyond that.


Deetster: This is the second Challenge in a row that you haven't managed to really be a part of; what's going on?

The first time around, I wasn't around, so I couldn't really participate for that challenge. This challenge, I just am a doof, and I thought it was due an hour later, and saw at 8:07, "Oh, I'm foolish". I'm here though, I was trading up numbers, and I'm getting to know people, so no worries, I'm just....a crazy crazy person I guess.

KENYA'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

Because I'm awesome and everyone loves Kenya Razz, nah just kidding lol, usually for challenges if they end up being live.. I work A LOT therefore it's an advantage for those that are able to make those more live challenges to keep me around because they have a better chance of winning.. since they get to start it before I do.


Kenya: So far, most of the votes in this game have been pretty easily decided and clean. Is this game about to get messier?

I do believe this game should be getting messier.. if not this vote.. very shortly after.. I mean we're down to 8 right now.. after this 7.. it's getting harder and harder to decide what to base your vote on and people are getting closer to each other.. and well there can be only ONE winner!

BRYAN'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

I'm not that threatening. I haven't come close in either individual challenge.


Bryan: Is there anyone in this Tribe that should be feeling less safe than anyone else at this point? If so, why?

There is always someone because one person is most likely being voted against by a majority. If anyone, I would say that any of the original Hornswogglers should be feeling unsafe.

SADIE'S ANSWERS:


EVERYONE: Why not vote for you this time around?

I make a really good grilled cheese sandwich and I genuinely want to be here.


Sadie: Is any one or few people running the show at this point in the game, or is this eight people more or less making decisions together?

I think so far it has been more of a group thing, but that could change.

RESULTS:


Alright, let's get to these votes. The person with the most votes will be asked to leave the Factory immediately.



First vote...

PETE


Second vote...

PETE



DEETSTER

That's two votes Pete, one vote Deetster.



PETE

Three votes Pete, one vote Deetster.



BRYAN

Three votes Pete, one vote Bryan, one vote Deetster.



Tenth person voted out of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory and second member of the Board of Trustees...

PETE

Pete, that's four votes. With Deetster and Bryan both receiving one vote, there's no need to read the other two votes. The Tribe has spoken. It's time to pack up and head out.